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Show Local woman to appointed State committee dancers Square Vacation enjoyed invite you to by local couple join their group Mr. and Mrs. Dan Perkins returned from a very pleasant vacation trip. They spent some time in Mesa and Phoenix, Ariz. and stopped briefly in Old Mexico. They spent several days in Los Angeles taking in sessions at the LDS Temple. Square dancing is becoming one of the most popular recreations in Monticello. Five to eight squares are dancing at the LDS recreation hall every Saturday night. Couples interested in joining the group are asked to be at the high school gym at 7:30 p. m. Feb. 18. The meeting is being held there as the LDS hall is being remodeled. Dues for each couple are $5 per year which is used to cover the cost of records, refreshments, and guest callers. They are to be paid to Carol Chapman, sceretary of the group. Membership will be closed Sat- urday night to enable dancers who are attending now to learn the dances together. The membership will be reopened when there are couples to start beginners class. A potuck supper will be held in conjunction with the dance tomorrow night. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and their own utensils . Because of the number of people attending the Saturday dances, instruction classes are being planned during the w'eek. A check will be made at the next meeting to set a night most convenient to the enough new group. Mr. and Mrs. Butt return from vacation Mr. and Mrs. Herman Butt have returned from a journey of two weeks duration. Their first stop was at Phoenix, Ariz. where they visited with relatives. They were accompanied to Phoenix by Mrs. Butts sister, Mrs. Chester Wright of Mack, Colo., who remained in the Arizona city. The Butts traveled on to Santa Monica, Calif, where they spent some time with their daughter, Mrs. Alene Dunap, and family. They visited the many tourists attractions along the way, including Grand Canyon. In Santa Barbara they visited with the family of their son, Lloyd Perkins, who accompanied them to Santa Clara to see their daughter, Mrs. Ula Wallace, and her family. They saw many interesting attractions in California; of particular interest to them was the famed Winchester House of Mystery in San Jose. Returning to Utah the Perkinses visited in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Will Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eager. Stevens entertain at Sunday supper MEXICAN HAT A taco and enchilada supper was held Sunday evening at the home of Bruce and Glenna Stevens. The event honored the Stevens anniversary and June Brennons birthday. Table games were enjoyed ing the evening. Guests were Mr. and Allan Grames, Mr. and Chuck Harrison, Mr. and Monte Burnside, and Mr. and Wayne Brennon. dur- Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. REBUS ROTA CLUB SET FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON Rebus Rota will be held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pearl Butt. A patriotic program will be presented under the direction of Cornelia Perkins. GIRL ELECTED HEAD OF SOCIAL UNIT Olegna Fuschi pleases crowd Mrs. Donald Adams of Monticello has been appointed to the State Committee for National Library Week, according to State Senator Frank M. Browning, State Chairman. Olegna Fuschi proved herself to Purpose of National Library be a developed and dynamic artist Week is to encourage lifetime who thrilled the Four Corners and the use and concert goers with her beauty, reading habits of libraries of all kinds musical ability and gracious per- support everyone. by sonality. National Library Week will be She played enchantingly with 2 and will celebrated April disand also grace sensitivity; For as a its take theme, Richer, playing power and dynamics when Fuller Life Read. conwere demanded. Her they Fifty national organizations will cert was appreciated by all who this year, including participate were in attendance proving once Scouts of America, Farmers Boy concert again that the grand piano AFL-CINational Council was a wise purchase for this area Union, of Parents and Teachers, and U. S. where piano lovers abound. San Juan Community Concert Junior Chamber of Commerce. association will present the Tucson, Arizona Boys chorus on SunLEGAL day afternoon, March 19, at 2 p. m. for the final concert of this season. As in the past the last UNITED STATES concert will be a bonus concert DEPARTMENT OF THE for all who purchase membership INTERIOR for the 1961-6- 2 season. BUREAU OF LAND Cost of adult membership is MANAGEMENT $7.00 student memberships are NOTICE OF CONTEST $3.50. Membership will be on sale the afternoon of the concert or To: FRED L. LASHER, R. F. can be purchased beforehand from HEAP, J. L. DOORNHEIM, Sam Parry, Mrs. Edway Redd, ANDREW S. THOMAS, C. E. Mrs. Alfred Frost, or Mrs. Harold Contest 9054, STREEPER, Blanck. against Brundage Placer Mining Claim described by metes and bounds within sec. 19, T. held 40 S., R. 15 E., SL Mer.; H. L. FRED H. LASHER, Skidmore home F. BRUNDAGE, M. LANGEL, OUT EAST Mr. and Mrs John M. CHESROWN, ANTHONY Skidmore entertained at a party EDWARD S. EICH-EFAIFER, Saturday evening at their home. R. FAIFER, MABLE Guests who attended were: Mr. E. CHANNING THOMAS, and Mrs. John Stewart and Judy, Contest 9055, against Clear Mr. and Mrs. George Barry and Water Placer Mining Claim children, Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Mize described by metes and bounds and Mrs. Gardner, from Montiwithin secs. 18, 19, T. 40 S., cello, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Calliham and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. 15 E., SL Mer.: Preedy' and family, Jim Preedy, F. C. LASHER, GUSTOV A. and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cress-le- r. R. ARCHIBALD BENNER, 16-2- O, NOTICES Saturday Party at Gordon Heaton family Maris Jo Redd, who is attending Monticello college in the Hawaiian Islands, leaving has been elected president of The many friends of the GorKalani Kie, a social unit. She is don Heaton family will be sadalso a member of the band marchdened to learn that Mr. Heaton Miss Redd her spent ing group. has been transferred by the govfreshmen year at BYU. ernment to Roosevelt. The family have made their home here for several years and have been very active in this community. They will be leaving for their new assignment within a few months. Whether you travel by bus. train... plane... car... KEEN-SEMADE- RITES ANNOUNCED Miss Sharon Keen, of Cahone, and Marc Semadeni, Dove Creek, exchanged wedding promises February 3 at Gallup, N. M. They are making their home in Dove Creek. Marc is employed by Union Carbide at Slick Rock. The San Juan Record Monticello, Utah Friday, February 17, 1961 Page Five in Salt Lake City Se Rancho Motel and Rancho 42" Lanes acres of comfort and recreation -- S I'm proud 2 playgrounds 2 pools Single, double, family suites 42 lane bowling Tennis courts Safe, comfortable, hot water heating GEORGE SMALL, LOCAL Temple Grounds) CHAMPION MILK DRINKER of the Utah legislature. Senator Frank C. Memmott is toasted with milk by Dairy Princesses, left to right: Ann Frandsen, Penny Rae Hafen, and 2 restaurants to represent the ' W. BRIGGS, H. A. WHITE, ORVILLE A. THOMAS, HENRY PFAFF, WILLIAM D. HER-WIContest 9056, against Claim Ruby Placer Mining described by metes and bounds within secs. 18, 19, 30, T. 40 S.- , R. 15 E., SL Mer.; FRED H. LASHER, J. L. DOORNHEIM, R. F. HEAP, CHAS. MILLER, H. L. LANG-ELH. A. WHITE, HENRY PHAFF, CHAS. EKLUND, ' Bonnie Sue Houghtaling. Hospital Notes Bill to authorize National ADMITTED Feb. Donna Billing, Parkway introduced by Bennett Dove 7 Monticello; Creek; Mary Vijil, Viva Black, David Blanding; Fletcher, Monticello; Gayle Woz-niaBlanding. Feb. 9 Anna Herrera, Monticello; Lynn Thompson, Blanding; Joseph Smith, Blanding; Goldie Lawrence Testament, Blanding; Black, Monticello. Feb. 10 Jesse Johnson, Blanding; Donna Lee Redd, Monticello; Old Tree, Blanding; John Monticello. Feb. 12 Ned Manheimer, Blanding. Feb. 13 Emma Smith, Monticello; Janet Ketchim, White Mesa; John Tree, Blanding; Mary Tree, Blanding Joyce Barton, MontiMonticello; Bill Christensen, k, cello. DISCHARGED Feb. 7 Alan Behinin, Mary Rollins. . Feb. 8 Lona Hurst, Joe Lig- gett. Feb. 10 Elsie Clyde Casey, David Fletcher, Donna Casey, Brian, Jack Joe. Feb. 11 Geraldine Bailey, Mary Vijil, Jesse Johnson, Gayle Wozniak. Feb. 12 Ann Herrera, Joseph Smith, Albert Christensen. A bill that would authorize a National Parkway across San Juan County and Southern Utah has been introduced in Washing-to- n by Utahs Sen. Wallace F. Bennett. The proposed parkway would be a modem highway, approximately 180 miles long, connecting the Monuments National with the Glen Canyon Recreation area and National Parks in Southwestern Utah. In introducing the bill, Sen. le Bennett pointed out that there are at least four feasible routes across the southern portion of the state that would serve as a parkway route. All would require bridging the Colorado River. He added, however, at present there, is no adequate highway between southeastern and southwestern sections of the state. Travelers between the two states must make either a 400 mile trip north through Salina and Price or a 375 mile trip south through Tuba City and across the Navajo Indian reservation. The senator said that in addition to providing a scenic and shorter route across the state, the 1959 CHEV. Pickup Engine new wheels and tires V-- Brand 8 Transmission Excellent Condition SPECIAL $1595 REDD'S MONTICELLO BLANDING L, 30 NEWS Contest 9057, against Horseshoe Placer Mining Claim de- We have been assured, by people who have penetrated our scribed by metes and bounds more remote sections, that they within sec. 19, T. 40 S., R. 15 think Sani Juan has more thrilling E., and sec. 24, T. 40 S., R. scenery than all the rest of Utah. Of course they knew they were 14 E., SL Mer.; to people strongly biased talking GUSTOV A. BENNER, ARCHin favor of the triangle corner of R. IBALD SMALL, GEORGE the state, but even so, we have W. BRIGGS, H. A. WHITE, seen Utah, and we do love it, but ORVILLE A. WHITE, HENRY we love San Juan more, and prefer PHAFF, WILLIAM D. HER-WI- it to all the other scenery which MARGARET C. MOR- has been, fixed up for men to see. Ronald Guymon and Merrilyn GAN, Contest 9058, against Navajo Placer Mining Claim Stevens were married on the in the Manti Temple, described by metes and bounds eleventh within sec. 19, T. 40 S., R. 15 after which they were served a breakfast with twenty E., and sec. 24, T. 40 S., R. 14 wedding guests, mostly temple workers E., SL Mer., Utah. from Blanding, and started for a You, and each of you, your short honeymoon in Nevada. A heirs, representatives, and aswedding reception will be given are the notified that signs, hereby here at the Stevens home on the United States of America has in- 18th. stituted a contest pursuant to 43 CFR 221, and Title 30 USCA, section 40 against those certain mining claims set forth above situate in the County of San Juan State of Utah. A complaint has been filed by the United States of America requesting that said mining claims be invalidated and declared null and void on the charge that: (1) The land Involved i3 nonmineral in character; (2) No discovery of valuable I minerals has been made in the mining claims. The contests are pending in the Land Office, Bureau of Land Management, Darling Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. Unless an answer to the complaint is filed in such office within thirty (30) days after the last I date of publication of this Notice, the allegations of the complaint will be taken as confessed and the contests will be decided without ALL DISCOUNT WINTER MUD & SNOW era ,u Born in year totaling 17 drilled water wells PAUL'S SERVICE came here when pop. sign was 613 MONTICELLO, UTAH nir telephones, television and radios located to hospitals, medical centers shopping, industrial centers, travel depots and e Room Centrally proposed Parkway would promote travel and increase activity in many Southern Utah towns. Sen. Bennett compared the proposed parkways to several parkways already in existence in the Eastern United States, of which one of the most famous is the 480-miBlue Ridge Parkway in Virginia and North Carolina. tourist n n r n JXlJ jlu have purchased the Service Station (formerly AUTOMOBILE above-describ- INSURANCE COMPANY Utoco) and am now open for business. SE RANCHO MOTEL M WEST NO RESERVATIONS PHONE EL TEMPLE 5 7581 will handle products of the American Oil Company. WE ARE NOW CARRYING A FULL LINE OF MOHAWK a hearing. CARPETS January 20, 1961 January 27, 1961 February 3, 1961 February 10, 1961 February 17, 1961 COME IN AND SEE THE SAMPLES Expert Carpet Laying and Rug Cleaning MORRIS Fullmer Upholstery (TATI Fhone JU MONTICELLO NELSON Monticello, Utah Phone JU and Carpet Company Atlas This Notice will be published on the following dates, to wit: fAM INIUBANC I, at least once a week for days. Dated this 6th day of January 30 MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office: Bloomington. Illinois 59-- 20 IN 8 being STATE FARM AUTOMOBILE DROP N. Main AND GET ACQUAINTED GUgMEfl I 1961. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA By F. S. Kirk Acting Manager, Land Office Bureau of Land Management Salt Lake City, Utah Guaranteed Accessories ED (Mark) M ARKOSEK Monticello |
